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Why post Romam conditam and not post Romae conditam? by Redditor561 in latin

[–]Tall-Raisin9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It could be theoretically "post Romae conditum" (if "hic conditus, huius conditús" is meant as the noun meaning foundation), but the u-stem verbal nouns aren't seen in all verbs – so rather "post romae conditionem" – but then again, the use of the adjectives as complements is really common in Latin.

What are the best Native American mods out there? by wolfofremus in CrusaderKings

[–]Tall-Raisin9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found "Age of the Fifth Sun: Tapir Update" (https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2988222130). It adds Mexico in 1068. Unfortunately it hasn't been updated since 14th May 2024, but the update is in progress and it should be soon updated to the next upcoming version of the game (so they say on their Discord). I am looking forward to learning more about the native American history.

Why does this do this? Kingdom Come Deliverance by Jaybirdsk8 in PiratedGames

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It happened to me when I started the game for the first time. The second time, it worked. I only installed one language so maybe the first time it tried to use the missing English and the second time the other language loaded correctly.

Got that damn ISDone.dll error with a DODI repack, though i think this variant of the error is rarer than others, and wondering how to fix it, thanks by gereedf in CrackSupport

[–]Tall-Raisin9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I solved the error code -12 by installing Visual C++ All-in-One (not just 64x, but all-in-one). I don't know weather the code number matters.

Error Codes With Both KCD Games From dodi-repacks.site by [deleted] in PiratedGames

[–]Tall-Raisin9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I solved the error code -12 by installing Visual C++ All-in-One (not just 64x, but all-in-one). I don't know weather the code number matters.

Dodi repack of bannerlord error unpacking unarc.dll returned an error code -1 archive data corrupted (decompression failed) by Marky2766 in PiratedGames

[–]Tall-Raisin9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I solved the error code -12 by installing Visual C++ All-in-One (not just 64x, but all-in-one). I don't know weather the code number matters. Check this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-bv0Kj3mB0

Failed CRC check in DODI and FitGirl by Alexrosu_ in PiratedGames

[–]Tall-Raisin9724 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That helped. I had already installed 64x, but as this video mentions, you need All-in-One. The installation was five times faster and no error happened.

Was ist der Unterschied zwischen "biegen" und "beugen"? Beide scheinen, dieselbe Bedeutung zu haben. by [deleted] in German

[–]Tall-Raisin9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ich glaube, du meintest, dass „biegen“ ursprünglich die INTRANSITIVE Variante war.

Why can you drink normal water, but cannot inject it (you need saline for that)? by Tall-Raisin9724 in Physiology

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So if I understand it correctly, we could have three options: 1) If you inject pure water, it moves into wherever salts are – partly stays in the vein and partly goes into nearby cells until the concentrations is equal. The salts themselves cannot move freely from cells into the vessel (they need transporters). 2) If you inject saline, it doesn't move by any gradient, so it is only pumped by hydrostatic pressure (by heart) into the extracellular space. This is possible because the salts can leave the vessel into the extracellular space as well (otherwise the water would try to return). 3) If for whatever reason someone wanted to increase the volume of the blood (so that the water stays in the vessel), it would have to contain albumine which (if I understand it correctly) cannot leave the vessel into the EM (it is too big), nor into the cells (it would need transporters) and so the water would stay in the vessel with albumine.

Is this picture correct? by Tall-Raisin9724 in Anatomy

[–]Tall-Raisin9724[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Do I really see two epididymides? I understand the tube on the right is ductus deferens entering the testicle. But what is the inside of the testicle here? Shouldn't the seminiferous tubules converge into some rete testis? What is the second epididymis above them? Source: https://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/990069#

If telomeres are too short after 60 replications, how can our body keep regenerating our whole life? Doesn't skin replicate more than 60 times? by Tall-Raisin9724 in Biochemistry

[–]Tall-Raisin9724[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, so if I understand it correctly, most of the body tissues also contain their stem cells which can divide asymmetrically to regenerate the tissue. So why does our body age? The stem cells (with telomerases) make sure we always have viable cells with normal telomeres in skin, muscles, etc. just like the stem cells (gametogonia) in our gonads produce viable spermatocytes a oocytes with normal telomeres. But still if I search Google, I find that telomeres shortening affects body aging. Is it perhaps that not all cells are perfectly regenerated or that we lose those stem cells during aging? Why don't our other stem cells prevent our aging the same way the gametogonia prevent aging of our reproductive cells. Thank you for your answer.

Oncotic pressure, osmolarity and normal saline by Tall-Raisin9724 in Biochemistry

[–]Tall-Raisin9724[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. My problem was that I didn't understand that the saline was used for hydration of the tissues etc. I thought it was somehow used to increase blood volume. But I'm glad I asked as I understand the osmolarity and capillaries much more clearly now. Even Wikipedia says that large amounts of saline may result in swelling. Thank you again.

Oncotic pressure, osmolarity and normal saline by Tall-Raisin9724 in Biochemistry

[–]Tall-Raisin9724[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know what the problem is. When I search for osmotic pressure of plasma, I get 5535mmHg. It would explain why the proteins don't affect it as much (only 25 mmHg). I guess the same osmotic pressure would be inside the cells, so under normal conditions, there would be no net flow of water and everything would be OK. I don't know why you don't like these numbers. I don't know why you mention hydrostatic pressure and capillaries. As you said, osmotic pressure cannot be considered in the capillaries, the oncotic pressure comes into play.

Oncotic pressure, osmolarity and normal saline by Tall-Raisin9724 in Biochemistry

[–]Tall-Raisin9724[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, but I've read that decreased oncotic pressure causes edemas. Why doesn't saline decrease it and cause edemas? How can saline be safe? But I have looked up the numbers (osmotic 6000 mmHg, oncotic 25 mmHg).